An Indian drug giant, little-known outside the vaccine world, has agreed to make and distribute a billion doses of a yet-to-be approved coronavirus vaccine -- a move aimed at providing pandemic protection to the world's poorest.

SEAC, yes, they say that they think customer orders are being pushed out. Fine. And I do think the share price could bump up higher.

But the problem is just a short while ago SEAC said that they were getting tons of new interest in their product, which will convert into many more orders in the short run because the Covid atmosphere was causing a lot of need for their streaming products. Thats why the shareprice shot up. Now, they don't mention these new customers anymore. And these customers (movie companies that want to stream instead of being played in theaters etc.) would be using SEACs streaming services right now, while everyone is quarantined....they can't wait another six months. So why don't these 'new customers' have an immediate interest in SEAC's services anymore? Maybe they found alternative methods or SEAC's products just didn't do the trick.